Responses by market or campaign location
No location-specific QR codes required | Permissioned participant signals | Compare response across markets

Not every location generates the same response.
Two sites may deliver similar estimated audience numbers but produce very different voluntary campaign actions.
BeeLiked adds response-location evidence to the promotional journey, helping marketers see where people choose to scan, participate and complete the desired action.
Ask where the campaign was seen.
When appropriate, the campaign page can request permission to use the participant’s location and ask them to confirm where they saw the advertising.
BeeLiked can use the available signal to suggest likely options and keep confirmation simple. Participation and location sharing remain optional and permissioned.

From response to location insight.

1. Participant scans
The campaign opens in the mobile browser.

2. Location is requested
The participant can choose to share a location signal.

3. Campaign location is confirmed
They select or confirm where the advertising was seen.

4. The journey continues
The participant completes the promotion, purchase verification or lead journey.

5. Response is compared
Reporting shows patterns across locations and markets.
Understand more than scan volume.
This can include:
Completed entries by location
Verified purchases associated with participants
Drop-off through the promotional journey
Offer or reward engagement
Patterns across campaign periods
Use the evidence carefully.
The information can help identify which campaign locations are associated with response. It should not automatically be described as proof that one display caused a purchase.
Participant recall, optional location sharing and the distance between seeing the advertisement and acting all affect interpretation. The evidence is most valuable when considered alongside the media plan and wider campaign measurement.

Improve planning with real response signals.
Location evidence can help marketers identify where the call to action resonates, where participants complete the journey and where further testing may be worthwhile.
It gives future placement discussions another useful input beyond estimated exposure alone.
Common questions
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Does the campaign require location-specific QR codes?
No. The campaign can ask participants to share and confirm location information through the mobile journey.
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Is location sharing compulsory?
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Can BeeLiked identify the exact display someone saw?
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Can location be connected to a verified purchase?
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Does this replace established OOH audience measurement?
See where people choose to respond.
Tell us where the campaign will run and which completed action matters. We will help build location evidence into the promotional journey.